International Money Transfers
Transferring funds to and from India can be easy and cost-effective once you know your options. Whether you’re sending money to support family, investing in property, or managing your finances across borders, understanding the right platforms, exchange rates, and transfer costs can save you time, stress, and money.
We help NRIs navigate the world of international remittances with smart guidance and trusted insights — so that you can transfer funds without second-guessing every click.
Every transfer tells a story—helping a parent, paying tuition, repatriating savings, or investing in your future. We’re here to support you with simple, practical information that takes the guesswork out of global money movement.
Because when you understand the system, you make smarter choices—and that peace of mind is priceless.
Best Remittance Platforms
Explore the best remittance platforms for NRIs, offering great rates, speed, and reliability for your transfers.
Real Time Exchange Rate Comparisons
Learn how to track exchange rates in real time, avoid poor conversion margins, and take advantage of timing your transfers.
Low-Cost Transfer Options
Affordable money transfer options with competitive rates and minimal fees.
RBI & FEMA Regulations
Understand RBI and FEMA regulations for compliant NRI investments and transactions.
FAQs
Is there a limit to how much I can remit to India?
No limit for inward remittance, but outward remittances from India are subject to LRS.
Can I remit to someone else’s account in India?
Yes, remittances can be sent to family members, friends, or business partners.
What are the lowest-cost transfer options for NRIs?
Wise and bank-based remittance services often offer low-cost transfers with competitive exchange rates.
Do I need a PAN to remit funds to India?
Not always, but required for high-value transactions or investments.
Which bank is best for receiving international transfers?
ICICI, HDFC, SBI, and Axis are known for fast processing and wide partnerships.
What are the tax implications for NRIs on remittances to India?
There are no taxes on money sent to India, but income generated from such funds within India may be taxable.